Word: restrictionism
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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'No Children' Restriction
In an era of inflation, these rents may not seem astronomical; but the average student in GSAS, for example, has an extremely limited income. The frequent "no children" restriction adds to the graduate student's dilemma. Landlords are not entirely to blame here; an over-whelming percentage of them ask...
Of course, there will never be too many good students applying, as long as Harvard severly limits the number of transfers it accepts This restriction will continue unless undergraduate housing becomes less crowded than it now is, or unless the size of the freshman class is reduced. There is much...
Ginsburne explained, however, that this is not an attack on fraternity house drinking and the restriction does not apply to it. Pennsylvania students are generally apathetic about the proclamation, according to the Penn undergraduate newspaper.
Even if the Administrations of the two colleges lift the restriction on Radcliffe membership, it will probably be necessary for each club to petition the Student Councils individually for permission to become joint, Miss Olsen said.